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Sharp County record., 1887-01-27
Last Friday Miss Dora Davidson, who

Last Friday Miss Dora Davidson, who
lives with Mrs. R. D. Williams. accident
ally pierced one of her feet with needle,
and owing to the very severe pain, she Is
unable to walk. Fully half an inch OF
the steel remains in the wound and has not
been found by the doctors.
We have just received from the pub
fishers copy of number eight of the series
of recitations called The Eureka Recita-
tions and Readings" 1t is a very good
collection and has been compiled and pre-
pared by Mrs. Anna Randall-Dehl, whose
reputation as a writer of standard works
on elocution, and as teacher of the art.
is second to none. 1t is especially adapted
for day and Sabbath schools. all adult and
juvenile organization, young peoples asso-
Citations, reading clubs, etc. They comprise
both prose and poetry. All those interest
ed in providing an entertainment should
have this collection. Send IL cents to D..
S. Ogilvie & Co., 81 Rose street, New YORK.
--Vick's Floral Guide for 1887, now
ready, contains 2 colored plates, hundreds
of illustrations and nearly 200 pages-32
pertaining to gardening and flower cul-
ture, and over $50 containing an illus.
trated list of nearly all the flowers and
vegetables grown, with directions how to
grow them, where the best seeds, plants
and bulbs can be procured, with prices OF
each. This book will be sent to any ad'
dress on receipt Of 10 cents and the dime
NAV be deducted from the amount OF hrst
order sent. Address James Wick, seedman,
Rochester, New York.
The little folks party" at the resi-
dence of Col. Abernethy on Friday night
last, was indeed an enjoyable affair The
kind hostess, Mrs. Jennie Abernethy, as
sisted by her charming daughter, Miss
Artie, did all in their power to make the
throng of guests feel at home. All of the
popular plays we're INDUCED in aud some
new ones introduced, which served to pass
the AeetiDg moments by and render the
many happy hearts more buoyant Piano
music, instrumental and with song, by
Misses Jennie Dodsop, Ora Wasson, lola
Price and james Shaver was very good.
The following named young ladies and
little misses were present: Misses Jennie
Dodson, Oras Junie and May aa,o M aSson'
,slora and .s;tie Williams, Yirggs5cS, diIEslla Az
Craig, Mamie Holland, Cora llddleston,
Miriam and Eudora Shaver, Nickie
Stephens, lola P ice, Artie AbernethY
and Minnie Cabler. The RECORD report
er said the boys were there from the gen.
teel young man with his first mustache'
down 10 the bright eyed urchin with his
first boots ard suspenders.
Miss Minnie Cubler received congratu-
lations frcm many friends during the
evening, she having arrived at the age OF
"sweet sixteen" that day, the 2lst inst.
Sharp County record., 1887-01-27
MEXICAN PENSION BILL.

Congress has recently enacted law
giving to each officer, soldier and sailor,
who served 60 days in the army or navy
of the U. S. in Mexico, or on the coasts
or frontier thereof or en- route thereto II
honorably discharged, a pension OF 10 w
per month, and to his widow if ne Is
deceased, and she has not REMARKED
provided that such pensioner is or may
become 62 years of age, or who Is or
may become subject to any disability or
dependency equivalent to some cause
prescribed by the pension laws OF the
limited States as sufficient reason tor
granting pension. 1t is not necessary
that he should have incurred any disease,
wound or injury in that war if he is sixty
two years of age or disabled as above set
forth. If the claim be on the part of the
widow she must prove that the soldier Is
dead, that she has not REMARKED and chat
she is 62 years old or dependent as above.
1t is unnece ssary to prove loyalty But
any person whose disability was incurred
while voluntarily engaged in aiding or
abetting the late rebellion, is excluded If
under 62 years of age.
Sharp County record., 1887-01-27

Some people suffer from sick head
ache ali their lives, dragging out q
miserable existence. If they would
only try one does of SMITHS, BILE BILE.
BEANS lone Beam they would never
say that nothing would afford them
relief. This wonderful remedy, is
pleasant, harmless and always etfec-
live. The price, 25 cents per bottle,
makes it very popular. For sale by
all druggists, and dealers in medicines,
or sent by mail.
Sharp County record., 1887-01-27

LOCAL NEWS

The meat shop opened up again this
week and will keep fresh meat all the
time.
ALI communications addressed to
this office intended for publication S5cad
reach he1e by monday nights maiis'
j. ]. Bird, an aged citizen of WASH
ington township. died on the 18th lns''
The bereaved relatives have our sympathy.
A. N. Cabler, G w. Davidson, Jim
MaCaleb and j. Polk Jones, went to
Batesville Monday to ride on the 'kyars
Thomas X. Hardister, formerly cit
izeu Of Evening Shade, died on Sunday,
Jan. 23d, 1887, at his home in lndepend
once county; aged 60 years, II months and
20 days.
Miss Leona Erwin and Miss Lee Taylor
two of Scott townships most attractive
Young ladies, are among the lately enroll
ed pupils in the Evening Shade High
School. Miss Taylor will also begin a
course in music.
--"Hear the music of the rain" was tho't
to be misprint last Saturday, as the Rec
ord pedestrian rushed up lanyard avenue
toward home for IL o'clock lunch without
overcoat or umbrella, as the "pearly drops
in showers pattering" fell upon his de-
fenseless anatomy.
A live sewing machine agent called
Oh the RECORD man this week. We hail
him as friend-L B. Delman, of Bates
vile.
j L, Hales has just received large
stock of Oliver chilled plows which he IS
selling cheap. Those who are i'll need OF
frst-class plows from No. A to 10, and
No. 1l3 to 100 combination, will do well
to call on him. at Hardy. 1
If you are not subscriber to the Rec
ord you are earnestly invited to call and
plank down" under the editors nose an
ounce of American mibted silver bullion
with your full name and post-otfice ad-
dress If you do this you will secure the
best paper (for you) published in the
United States for one year.
We would respectfully say to those
who persist in the old fogy custom of read
ing almanacs and nothing else, that it
would be best for you to send ten cents to
the Arkansas Gazette office and secure the
Artistic Almanac for 1887, printed in ee-
medicine style a vast store of useful in
formation for every body.
John Kerr had horse to leave him
very mysteriously over two years ago and
had given him up for gone" but he acc1-
dentally heard OF the "critteI" in Inde-
peDdence county last week, went down and
proved his title clear and recovered the
truant plug" without trouble. Following
the ill luck of losing his only two work
animals last summer in the midst Of crop
time, this good fortune can be more fully
appreciated by friend Kerr.
We have made the following Office i'm
provements during the past ten days: Had
wrought-lrOn stOve-doOr built and hung,
large imposing stone placed on a new
and substantial table, put up a marble slab
for an ink distributor, nailed down some
loose boards on the front platform, added
some elegant ChrOmoS and engravings to
our display of wall ornaments, washed the
roller, took off and put back the press eagle,
placed the oflics toweI in soak, and are now
engaged in braclng our shattered frame for
the trylEgand arduous task Of sweeping
ont"
Sharp County record., 1887-01-27
OBITUARY.
In memory of our departed sister
LIZZIE WILKERsoN.l

In memory of our departed siste
LIZZIE WILKERsoN.
Dear sister thou hast left us,
We will greet thee here no more;
Your trials they have ended,
You have past us on before.
1t was God who sent the message
To relieve thee from thy pain;
Though we miss thee in thy absence,
Yet our loss is thine to gain.
We would not call the back dear one
To this vain path of woe;
For thy mission it is finished,
Thou hast paid the debt we owe.
Kind Savior, we plead of Thee,
In Thy rich mercies spare
A loving hand to guide the ones
Bereft of mothers care.
And the father too-we ask for him;
To keep him folded in,
Away from the tempter's snare,
And when the Lord his harvest CLEANS
He'll meet his loved ones Over. There.
S. j. STILES.
Springfield, Mo-, Jan. 2Sd, 1887.
Sharp County record., 1887-01-27
CARD OF THANKS.

The undersigned desires to express bis
sincere thanks to the good people of
Evening Shade for their kindness ex-
tended at the bedside of his son Charlie
during his protracted illness r. D. Will.
Jams and family will please accept specia!
thanks for their untiring patience and
care. Very respectfully,
JOHN M. ALLEN.
Sharp's Roads, Jan. 20, 1887
Sharp County record., 1887-01-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

A gentleman who persuades himself that
two people can live as cheaply as one, can
always find loving, trusting heart among
the opposite sex willing to try the expert
ment with him. Since our last report the
clerk has issued the necessary documents
to the following couples:
PM Rogers and S l. Daily.
Geo + Brown and l. V Dawson.
TT Martin and e Haley.
Sharp County record., 1887-01-27
MISTAKEN.

The young man paced the parlors'
While she was cleaning her teeth
And he thought of the needed dollars
Which the old man had to bequeath.
The old man sat on the counter,
With his head between his hands,
And rejoiced that the girl had lover
Who would help him meet his demands.
Sharp County record., 1887-01-27
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(lI2sSa1|G Islls

GENrs-My wife was laid up, frsm a
very severe sprsined ankle. We were ad-
vised to try your great Satanta Liniment.
We got bottle and the first application
gave instant relief, and the next day she
was able to 90 out, and we candidly be.
lieve that Satanta Liniment will do all
that is claimed for it. Yours Truly,
JAMES SNARR,
N. Y. Restaurant, No. 4Q3 Main Street.
Sold by P. Sharp, J.A. Cathey. Straw.
berry. ZIp
Sharp County record., 1887-01-27
Societies.

.-.,ag,,,n. RURAL CHAPTER No. 30, r. A. NJ: !,
SsHy5z holds regular cOnvOcatOns at Masonic
V2tASs Hall in Evening Shade, the 30 saturday
SaSTSSS in each month
SAM H. DAVIDSON, IL. Z.
7. J. Davidson, Sec'y.
q EVENING SHADE LODGE No. l43, F. u
"a A. NJ, holds regular communications on
x x the Saturdy before lst Sunday IN each
" NmOnth. h. .. DACoN, NJ
#. j. Davidson, Sec'y.
EVENING SHADE CHAPTER, No. Il, o..
~1E S., meets at Masonic Han ISL lhurs-
~ MRS f. NJ. HUDDLEsToN, W. Nj.
Mrs. NJ. c. Huddleston, Sect'y'
Sharp County record., 1887-01-27

Il. B. Delman, we'll known in Sharp
county, is selling all kinds of sewing ma
chimes for Reed & Co., Batesville. lie
was here yesterday and will make resu-
lar trips every thirty days hereafter
Sharp County record., 1887-01-27

Being disappointed again yesterday
in not getting paper, we are one day
late with this issue. Having changed
our shipments to Batesville, we sincerely
hope this is the last excuse We shall have
to make this year.
Sharp County record., 1887-01-27
JESSE M. BARTLETT,
rsUoCEssoR TO BARTLETT & WILLIAMS.
Livery. Feed & Sale Stable,

Corner Spring and South Steets,
BATEsvILLE, ARK.
This stable is we'll equipped in every
department. Ample room for boarding
a large number of horses by the day or
month teams and vehicles furnished Oh
short notice. Special. attention given to
Commercial Travellers.
Sharp County record., 1887-01-27

Correspondents should be able to
distinguish the difference in advertis-
ing business houses and enterprises and
reporting items of general news.
Sharp County record., 1887-01-27

We acknowledge the receipt this week
of the thirteenth biennial report OF tie.
board of trustees and superintendent OF
the Arkansas School for the Blind. The
report shows that institution in good con-
dition and under excellent management.
Like all our state institutions, the bind
school is doing commeDdable work.
Sharp County record., 1887-01-27
NOTICE.

Persons indebted to T. j. Davidson tor CLERK
fees-guardians, executors, administrators ana
curators and all others owing him fees, are notl-
fed to settle without further delay.
Sharp County record., 1887-01-27

The notice of the Rutlege Publishing Co. Will
be printed on this page when the book is sent 10
this office.
Sharp County record., 1887-01-27

-seventeen new students have been enrolled
In the Evening Shade High School since the De-
ginning of the present term. A good increase
Sharp County record., 1887-01-27

BEREAR LODGE, No. 81, |. o. ..
sss7dT7S. F. holds regular meetings every al
~ &IS W. b. SCARLETT, n. u.
L. I. Medley, Sec'y.
Sharp County record., 1887-01-27

The Satanta Medicine Coupany's Mex
lean Liver Pills, compounded with direct
reference to conditions of life in hot cli-
mates, by the "Chief Medical Director of
the Mexican Army" They keep the sys-
TEN in perfect order, AMI sure cure for
three of the most annoying arrangements
of the system-Headache, Constipation
and Billiousness. They neither nauseate
or grippe. t' &2o
Sharp County record., 1887-01-27

Sam Arm of Sidney, cut one OF his
fee: very severely with an axe this morn-
ing. DR.. Bacon dressed the wound.
DIR. Craig reports child of Oscar
Laureson and one of John Arms chill
dren very sick with typhoid fever.
Wood Birchfie]d has recently moved
to his farm on North Big creek, ~ miles
northeast from here.
Send or hand in all items of news
that should be published.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-23

i uuAIG-ag, --A1As@~ ks~ASa -A-~ so
crifcio de niDgun g6nero. Con 10 que
Sc did por terminado este acto, que
firman los senores concarrentes, J de
clio certifco."
Ooncurrentes, Don Pedro Msrtorsll,
don Jose Roure, don Nicolas Umbert,
don Fernando Case, don Vicente Rou-
re, don Pedro Zorrilla, dom jose Go.
mes, don Narciso Sais, don Francisco
Faxenh, don Estebsn BlAnco, don Ri
cardo A. Dsmingues, don Manuel
Blanco, don Ramon F. Negf6n, den
Juan Marti, don Artsgerges Rios, don
Elias Martinez, don Vicente Martines,
don Manuel Fernandes, don jose L,
Msrifio, den Bartolome Morell, don
Trinidad Cabrera, don Jose A. Sarris,
don Pablo Montes, don Ramon Mon
tes Vale. don Hsraclso Martinez, don
Miguel de Jesds, don Isidro Msrtino,
don FernanIo Pintueles, don Iidefon.
80 Cruz, don Juan Chimelis, don Juan
vicens, don Francisco Melendez, don
| Eudoro Lorenzana, don Fabian Agen.
| 10, don Alexandra Orist6bal, don Ma.
nuel Romero, don Rsimundo Rodri
guez, don Eugsnio Fern&ndes, don Je'
sts Santini, don Luis Pngs, don Juar
Maceira, don Jose j. Aulet, don Pedge
Padr6, don Ramon Padr6, don jose
Safont, don Jose A. PAvia, don Josl
Fuentes, don Manuel dsl Rio, don Gu
mersindo Saattines, don Antonio vi
Gems, don Miguel Navss, don Msnue
Roure, don Eduardo NavsS, don Fer
nsndo Case g., don Perfecto Machsr
10, don Tom&s Colon, don jose Con
|IAiex, don Rogue Archilla, don Faus
tino Machargo, den Rafael Names, dol
Jaan Route.
La precsdsnts copia concusrda biei
| = felmente cou 81 original de 50 con
ltenido, & que me remito; y en- cumpli
miepto de 10 acordado, libro Ia presen
IEe para remitir al sehor Director de
Bo1ETfN MBRoANrII, en- Ciales, & die
| = siete de O;tubre de- mil ochociento
lochenta y siete.
! W BEL Presidente, Vicent
Martinex.-Juan Hicens.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-23

es la que ha arrancado de esta her.
mosa terra ell tesoro de moral So
siego que posefa.
| iOomo, 81 no, presenciaramos Ia
intranquilidad que reina, y los
cuadros defamilia en- que tantas la
mentan la pena y affection de al,
gunOs de sus miembrOsi
Los que censuran ell sistema an
tiguo del gobierno Sc olvidan que
a su sombra aquf jamas SO vieron
las escenas de dolor que hoy con.
tristan el Amino, porque no permi-
ten otra cosa la carload que nos
debe hacer mirar como propias las
desgracias que afigen q nuestro
hermanO.
Nal haya aquella polltica, can
sadora de tanta pena, y q la que
ha dadO margen ell espiritu de la
6poca, tan distinta de la que goza-
ban nuestros padres, cuando al 60
bierno le costaba ell mando tahto,
como le costaba al pueblo fiel obe-
decerle.
La soberbia de los tiempos ha
traido este NAL, y ell esp1ritu de
incredulidad que reina, y ell haber
p6rdido este suelo aquella fe senci-
LA, fuente de todo bien para los
pueblos y manantial de sus prospe-
ridades Y venturas verdaderas, por-
que sin moral sosiego, no hay dicha
cierta, nj puede haber consuelo
Elective para ninguna sociedad.
iOjala, recordando la hermosura
de aquellos dias felices, Sc renova-
ran en- nuestro pals las costumbres
one 10 hacfan tan dichosos, y fuera
Ia piedad, reina de los bueuos CO.
razones, la que infiltrase con su es.
piritu de amor todos los bienes ver-
daderos de Puerto Ricol
Trabaien en- este cuautos SO in-
teresen por la gloria de este suelo;
no hay gloria para ningun pals
sin sosiego de espfritu, en- sus tran
quilos moradOres.
= Procuren este mismo los mejores
talentos, porque la gran sabiduria
es gozar en- esta vida la paz del
alma, y dar esta paz del -cielo q los
pueblos como & los individuos.
Y convenzamonos todos los sman.
tes de este bello pats de que en- el
moral sosiego esta ante todo gu
dicha; que en- la santa carload
SO halla resuelto ell problemade Jas
enemistades mas fieras Y rebeldes,
& nuestro pobre coraz6n;y que ell
dia en- que, dominando este senti-
miento religioso, sea la f6 del alma
la reina lie nuestras dichas y con-
tentos, ha de aparecer Puerto. Rico,
como otro tempo, el pueblo feliz
y privilegiado del Universe por la
mano de Di0s.
NJ. G.. dc A.
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ACTA.

Don Juan r;cens y Bernat, Sc
cretariO del Consit6 local del
+ portido sspuaCI Unconditional
de este pueblo.
Oertifcoi Qae en- 81 libro do actaa
Dc este Comite, 90 hsllA una que CO.
pi4dA literalments dice. cen el pue-
bio de OialeS, 4 dieE y sells de O:t1bre
dc mil ochocientos ochsnta ' siete,
|pfevia convocatofia, 30 rennisfon on ei
salon de Ia easa Conaistorial de este
pueblo, bajo y Presidsncia del sehor
don Pedro Msrtofsll, Y so, asistencl
y psrmlso ds ID AutofidAd, lcs seho.
res anotados Al final, miembros todos
del partido Incondicionalmsnte sspa.
tiol de este pueblo, CON objeto de cum.
pl;msntaE 10 dispnseto On 81 ssticule
u Do IA CoRatitaciaa as ausatge pay.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-23

Aibonito, Octubre 20 de 1887.
Sr. Director del BOLETIN MER.
CANTIL.
Capital

O8plCal.
Muy sefior nuestro: Hemos Wis.
to con suma satisfaction 10 que
varios vecinos han dicho en- las
columns de su ilustrado peri6dico,
respecto de los actos de S. E., el
General Palacio, en- esta Villa; y
todo 10 creemos palido, muy palido,
para sus merecimientos; tanto que,
pOr mas demostraciones que haga-
mos, ninguna bastara a llenar nues-
tros deseos para convencerle de
que sabemOs ser gratos a sus defe-
rercias. "t
s. e. en- Aibonito no Sc manifes-
ia ell Jefe Superior de la Provincial:
entire nosotros ha sido Y es un
amigo muy atento, muy Obsequio-
so, muy afable, y carinoso sinigual.
Todo en- 81 es bondad, complacen-
cia Y generosidad /; circunstancias
todas que haran immortal So me.
moria entire nOsOtrOs.
T6canos q nuestra vez rogarle
que mientras su permanencia en-
esta Provincia nos proporcione la
satisfaction de contemplate en-
esta Villa, donde SO le quiara de
veras, donde Sc le respeta y 80 ic
venera cual merece. g
No desperdiciamos tampoco Ia
OCCASION de expresar al senior Ga
Hart nuestra gratitud, por sus Iei-
teradas demostraciones generosas,
asi como tambien & los senores one
aeompanau q s. Il. y a los sedores
Jefes y O6ciales de las tuerzas de
esta Villa, por su afabilidad, corte-
STA, dulzura y dignfsimo comporta-
miento entire nosotros uniendo a
6stos q los sefores Ingenieros, que
tanto Sc afanan por el adelanto de
las obras.
Gracias nail & todos.
81 ", senior Director, 90 digpa
acoger estas maltrazadas l1neas,
sera un servicio que 10 apreciaran
sus atentos 8. 8.
Q. B. 8. M.
AvslinO Rodriguez, Domingo Jor-
ddN.
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lido, e.igiendo nuevos Presidentey Vo-
Gales para el Oomite local del mismo
Alberta Ia session. el Sr. Presidente to-
mo 10 palabra y dUo: Sefiores: Ia
Constitution de nuestra colectividad
prescribe que los Oomites locales fan-
cionen durante dos aiios, y termina'
dos estos, Sc nombre nuevos Comite,
en junta general. Pr6ximo 4 finsliza,
el tempo reglsmentario para ell Oomi-
te que tengo el honor de presidir, nc
resignsre el cargo inmerecido con que
fai agracisdo sin pateutizar mi reco'
nocimiento ! los diguos companeroa
que conmigo compartieron las tareaa
de Ia direction del partido en- esta 10.
calidad. Reciban, pues, mi cordial
parab en- por su valiosa y decidida
cooperation en- todo 10 que sc relacio-
no CON ell realce y prestigio de nuestra
patriotica colectividad, y recibanlo asi
mismo del Jafs de nuestra sgrupaci6u
todos los correligionarios, por Ia dig
M y decidida actitud que adoptaron en-
las dltimss elecciones para Diputado
Provincial.
Dificil por demGs es Ia situaci6n
politica que atravesamos. La prensa
autonomista, con sus cfnicas predicas
al populscho, tiende directs y marca'
damente al desbarajuste de ls socie-
dad, y al desquiciamiepto total de las
instituciones p&trias. Las turbas in
concientes, soliviantadns de Amino y
engafiadas miserablemente por los EN-.
bosados heraldos del separatismo, Sc
muestran abiertsmente hostiles 4 todo
10 que sea orden, respeto las auto
ridades constituidas, = amor & Ia gran
de y noble Espsaa, .nuestra idolstrada
patria. Noble, pues, y grande 90 10
mission que nosotros tenemos que lle-
mar, y la llenaremos, olvidando resen-
timientos 8 rencillas personales, fun.
diendo nuestras voluntades en- una So
Ia voluutad, y ests, incontrastable por
80 fuerza, dedicandola tods entera &
iucondicionalmente al sostenimieuto
dsl orden y & la conservation de 10
-tegridad del territorio espa0ol. Co.
rreligionarios:. Viva Espana! Viva
Puerto-Ri,o espsholl viva Alfonso
XIII! Viva nuestro dlgno G0bsrna
dor Generall!! Ouyos vivas fueron una
nimente contestados por todos los con-
currentea.
Acto seguido 90 procedi6 al nom,
bramiento de nusvos Presidente, vi
Vocales y Secretaries,
habiendo edo elegidos respectivamen-
te para dichos cargos, don Vicente
Martines, don Vicente Roure, con finn
clones de primer vocal, don Manuel
BIsnco, don Fernando Pintueles, don
Trinidad Cabrera, don Vicente Souto
? don Juan Vicens, CON funciones de
vocal Sscrstario, y para vocales suplen-
tes, don Lorenzo Joy, don Miguel de
Jests, don Eateban Blanco, don Raj
mundo Rodrigues, y vocal Secretario
suplente, don Artagerges Rios.
Segnidamente el Sr. Presidente u
vocales salientes dieron possession de
sus cargos en- que cesaban al seflor
P Presidentsy vocales elsgidos, hacienda
10 propio el Secretario que suscribe,
que adem&s hace entrega de este libro
de actas, y dem&s documentos del par
lido al Secretario entrante:
A propuesta de varios concurrenteS,
70 acord6 por unanimidad 90 libren co.
pias certifcadaS de 10 pressnte acta
para remitir al Oomite Central y q ca.
1a uno de los psri6dicos, 6rganos de
10 colectividad.
Enc asf mismo acuerdo un&nime dar
Presidente
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Esta cornprobado que era Beri.
ben Quie6ra Hacha) uno de los
perturbadores que hace POGO de-
sembarcaron en- Cuba, proceden-
tes de Cayo-Hueso, y el cusl fae
muerto, seguidamente despues
del desembarco, por las fuerzas
leales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-23
LA MANO DE D1oS.

Nal haya ei dia en- que una In.
fausta politica, antes no conocida,
sent6 sus reales en- este bellfsimo
pals.
No que detestemos del gobierno
de los pueblos, que "a el nornbre
con que 30 cubre aquella politica
peftufbadofa, sino que ella, con Ell
esptgitu dc aobethia que ID !atottaa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-23
vAPoR- CoRREo.l. @

FL exceso de rnateriales, y Ia
circumstances de haberse adelan.
tado los dltimos telegramas via
Habana. q las noticias. que nos
traen; los canjes de Ia Madre
Patria, llegados por Ell vapor-
correo Trasatlantico entrado s.en
puerto en- el momento en- que
cerramos este ndmero, nos rele
van de insertar en- el presente nd.
nero Ia carta de nuestro ilustra-
do corresponsal de Madrid.
En- el pr6ximo Ia publicaremos.